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  • Peter's Counsel to Parents
  • Chapter 1—Western Normal Institute Address
  • Address
  • A Choice
  • Schools separate from the world
  • Importance of influence
  • Character and future destiny
  • Preparing the children
  • Universal call
  • Cultivation of Christian principles
  • Eternal life-insurance policy
  • Plan of addition
  • Challenge to live consistent lives
  • Daily faith needed
  • Chapter 2—“And Beside This”
  • Sermon
  • Divine strength imparted
  • Faith, the first round. Round two: Virtue
  • Example of Joseph
  • Belief and patience
  • Round three: Knowledge—Benefits from associating with Christ
  • Round four: Temperance
  • Importance of healthful diet
  • Round five: Patience
  • Peace in the home
  • Round six: Godliness Beauty of religion in the home
  • Round seven: Brotherly kindness—the example of Enoch Earthly home fits for heaven
  • Round eight: Love
  • Heaven brought nearer
  • Chapter 3—Sermon at Petaluma, California, Campground
  • Sermon
  • Christian life a constant warfare
  • Plan of addition and multiplication
  • Add virtue
  • A high standard to attain
  • To represent the Father
  • A knowledge beyond expression
  • Conditional promises
  • Temperance in appetite
  • Self-denial a virtue
  • Brain nerve-power to resist temptation
  • Disposition of a Christian
  • Challenge to parents
  • Arbitrary authority to be avoided
  • Mothers to keep a cheerful countenance
  • Missionary work to begin at home
  • Speech to be sanctified
  • Negligence to children to be confessed
  • Example of the Israelites
  • Only election in Scripture
  • Timbers in character-building
  • Kindness and patience
  • Home to be heaven on earth
  • Life-insurance policy
  • Parable of the talents
  • One talent
  • The talent of means
  • Parable of the fig tree
  • Economy to be practiced
  • Criticism and fault-finding to cease
  • Conversion
  • Chapter 4—Sermon at Loma Linda University
  • Sermon
  • Children to be prepared for eternity
  • Proper dress for children
  • Heaven's interest in children
  • Gentleness in discipline
  • Husbands and wives united in forming children's character
  • Confession of heart to be sought
  • A position contrary to the world
  • Chapter 5—Remarks at the Los Angeles Camp Meeting
  • Remarks
  • Establishment of new schools
  • Lesson from Israel
  • Christian schools
  • Neglect of parents in the home school
  • Home to be a child's first school
  • Ideal instruction in home school
  • Purity
  • Chapter 6—Letter 43
  • Letter
  • Continual advancement in contemplating righteousness of God
  • Vital relation with God essential
  • Lifted standard
  • Plan of multiplication
  • Youth to be living witnesses for Christ
  • Freedom of sonship
  • Learners in Christ
  • Students to share knowledge of the divine
  • Chapter 7—“A Godly Example in the Home”
  • Article (Introduced by statement from a letter)
  • Important work in the home
  • Influence of godly example
  • Parents to study 2 Peter 1
  • Need to understand daily temptations of youth
  • The parents'role
  • Home missionary work the most important
  • Chapter 8—“Steadfast Unto the End”
  • Sermon
  • Ladder of Christian progress
  • Virtue
  • Knowledge a safeguard against temptation
  • None need fail to reach perfection
  • No possibility of failure for the one who follows this plan
  • Privileges of being believers
  • Prophecy a safe guide in times of peril
  • World conditions prior to Christ's second coming
  • Peter's imprisonment in Rome
  • The death of Peter